Is Stan Black suggesting that Napryazhenie article 14Ф155 might be Cosmos 2519 amid all of that confusing cutting and pasting?
Письмом от 06.09.2012 № 333/3370-115 ОАО «МЗ «Арсенал» в связи с отсутствием решения Генерального заказчика дальнейшем производстве изделия 11Ф695 с №566 проинформировал истца о приостановлении истцом работ по изготовлению деталей по Договору, а также о приостановлении заказчиком закупки материалов (давальческого сырья) по Договору и невозможности указания точных сроков возобновления поставки этого сырья (том 1, л.д.43).
Работа по определению возможности продления срока сохраняемости ЭРИ ИП ССКМ/145 для изделий 14Ф145 №806-809.
Curious picture or Resurs-PM?http://www.volgaspace.ru/RusNanoSat-2017/ar/plenary/Plenary_Kosmodemyanskiy.pdfWhat is odd that the latest procurement plan from Roskosmos indicates it will fly with the same type of fairing as the older models.http://www.zakupki.gov.ru/epz/purchaseplanfz44/printForm/view.html?printFormId=13022351
Anatoly Zak posted a similar picture on Facebook a while ago. It looks as if the Kvarts design is replacing the digital Yantar platform for Resurs-PM.
What I do not Quote from: Phillip Clark on 03/22/2018 04:29 pmAnatoly Zak posted a similar picture on Facebook a while ago. It looks as if the Kvarts design is replacing the digital Yantar platform for Resurs-PM.So Persona or Kvarts used 14С737. That formed the basis of the 81КС. The ST larger diameter type of fairing.The smaller Bars-M use a variation of the old Yantar fairing.Resurs-P too use a variation of the Yantar fairing.The smaller Obzor-R is of the same type of satellite as Bars-M. However it is to fly with a 81КС fairing.
I think the picture shows neither Tundra nor Rasdan.Maybe a product of the imagination.
Quote from: Alter Sachse on 04/04/2018 04:02 pmI think the picture shows neither Tundra nor Rasdan.Maybe a product of the imagination.Ball BCP based satellite?
Geostationary version of the Tundra early warning satellite to be developedIn its annual report published in June 2018, RKK Energia announced that during 2017 it had been working on determining the design concept of a spacecraft for the geostationary orbit. Although, it was identified in the text as a "communications" satellite, the context of the document, mentioning launches of other such "communications" satellites in May 2017 and at the end of 2015 (exactly when the previous EKS missions lifted off), left no doubt that the information actually referred to the EKS/Tundra project.The wording in the report seemingly confirmed that the geostationary version of the EKS/Tundra satellite was still in the early stage of development.In the meantime, in June 2017, ISS Reshetnev announced that it had manufactured mechanical hardware for the solar panel rotation mechanism for the spacecraft built by RKK Energia. Reshetnev said that it had been the fifth copy of the system designed to point solar panels toward the Sun. Because the host spacecraft had not been identified, the announcement likely referred to the EKS/Tundra satellite as well.
I know that I am being highly optimistic with this enquiry ....... but has anyone seen any news about the launches of the third Bars-M (expected last year) and the first Razdan (due this year?) satellites, please/